yes this is the 100 border crossing it is one of the biggest official crossings between sudan and. on this side you can see behind this river which is called the city it dividing the 2 countries and on this side on the sudanese side you can see all these people are refugees these are each appear a few g.'s you don't see anyone on the other side because that's where they came from early in the conflict. that gives you an idea about you know the fear these people in these people to this side of the river looking for protection in sudan also at the center of the village not far from here we have hundreds and hundreds of refugees waiting to be transported within sudan itself situation a bit complex and the number is rising the sudanese authorities told us just a while ago that. the number like a few days ago was about 400 today now it is it has risen to about 800 to 1000 today because there was fresh fighting according to them within each opiate self in the zone in the area. 2270 kilometers west of the cup to make kili so it's closer to the border usually the refugees come from and bey

the head of the international red cross warns that vaccines won't solve all the problems with the virus. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is arch international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now we will start in paris where protests are taking place again this weekend over a security bill that could stop the public from filming the police demonstrators in the french capital tore through the streets setting fire to vehicles and smashing in shops and banks the authorities responded with tear gas more than 60 percent. shows have been arrested in several police officers injured are just trying to get base to their face. where you can probably see behind me it's already getting pretty good here in paris was burning 6 and you can hear the tear gas that's being left all 4 were in the middle of it at the moment and. streaming the we've already seen clashes between the police and the protesters at the very start of this protest police being pelted with the room next with glass bottles with pink paint and then them responding with the tear gas

that had of the international red cross woman is that vaccines were so all of the problems with the virus also to come. to us. but we'll just have to be. because i know it's. it's really hot. heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k. as featured on all the factions are told to leave for great britain over the bureaucratic mistakes brings you that story. to bring you the stories that matter our around the clock this is a tense national thanks for keeping me company. well let's head straight to paris where protests are taking place again this weekend over a security bill that could stop the public through filming the police demonstrators in the french capital tools through the streets setting fire to vehicles and smashing into shops and banks response will take us on a dip in scale was that for us. where you can probably see behind me it's already getting pretty good here in paris is burning and you can hear the tear gas is pretty left off so we're in the middle of it at the moment and. streaming the we've already seen clashes between the police

on red cross and say they've been overwhelmed by office from around the globe. this year in response to unprecedented humanitarian need our sea has witnessed equally unprecedented humanity soon kindness with hundreds of thousands of people joining the red cross red crescent family for the 1st time all the while can turn dealing with the terrible impacts of qubit 19 on the road. the response from those wanting to help has been high across the world with european countries recording tens of thousands of sign ups we asked people what sparked the wanting to come forward i started volunteering with the red cross in the beginning of october this year after i cope with the isolation facility and the reason why i started well and sharing with the red cross there is because i had actually state of the facility when i have come back and august and the red cross that so much for me and i really want to do something for them and give back to the red cross and the society i really recommend doing it to get to know a lot of different people from different backgrounds and bein

that's right here where i stand this is the border crossing it's called one day its border crossing. a chop is on the side behind this is stream of water this is actually called the city $35.00 so the other side that you see is each opiah and we see people crossing every now and then including those those people there behind me trying to cross with their sheep so it's a it's a continuous situation here and all these people you see. joe peons who have crossed at various times during the last several weeks leading the fighting in great so that's the situation is continuous as i said we talked to the authorities here the sudanese authorities and they just told us the number of refugees coming on a daily basis has picked up picked up from about 400 a week ago to about 800 to 1000 we asked about the explanation of this they told us that there is fresh fighting going on in the area of shooting she weighs $270.00 about 270 kilometers west of the cup to mckinney's so it is closer to the border here we had people coming from from america but now we have people coming from other cities that co

the head of the international red cross warns of back seems what so is the problems with the virus also to copy. sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be. because i know it's really it's really a heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k. as fiji born on me for transit told to leave the great britain over the bureaucratic mistakes r t how is that story. this is not international thanks for joining us just gone 8 pm here in moscow we're always glad to see you. well to start us off for a while so with my brother with pictures from paris behind me where protests are taking place again this weekend over security bill that could stop the public from filming the police take us has been used to disperse the crowds. while our hearts punish on a different scale as i thought she's in effect event and paris i don't see plenty of tensions only on me so that's quite dramatic pictures what's the situation on the streets of the moment it's evening of course now. what we. call it doesn't feel quite as tense as it did earlier pretty you can probably see

the head of the international red cross warns that vaccines won't solve all the problems with the virus also to come . we'll sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be here. because i know it's it's relieved it's really. a heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k.'s fiji born army veterans are told to leave great britain over bureaucratic mistakes as their story. good evening you're watching r t international start this hour too with some more live pictures from paris because protests taking place there again this weekend over security bill that could stop the public from filming the police or to gas has been used to disperse the crowds. ok let's go to charlotte pinsky then who's in paris forest we were just looking there at some ballance scenes over the last couple of hours and it looks like charging from where you are things haven't come time. you know they haven't come down as you can see we've just moved up the street and you get a sense that there's another fire taking place now we've also been given a warning by some of those who a

the head of the international red cross warns that vaccines won't solve all the problems with the virus. but we'll just have to wait to be here. because i know it's it's really it's really . a heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k. it's fiji born army veterans are told to leave great britain over bureaucratic mistakes r.t. has their story. good evening you're watching r.t. international it's just gone 6 o'clock here in moscow now we start this hour with live pictures from paris where protests are taking place again this weekend over a security bill that could stop the public from filming the police or to guess has been used to disperse the crowds and has been or have been clashes let's get the latest now from charlotte pinsky joins us from paris. charlotte would be looking at some things that might help you to. describe what's happening now. well you can probably see behind me it's already getting pretty good here in paris is burning and you can hear the tear gas that's being left off or we're in the middle of it at the moment and by our s

across the sector general there of the red cross and red crescent tallis new code vaccines won't solve all of the problems with the virus but they also reveal to you there has been an unprecedented surge of volunteers willing to join the fight against the pandemic and leave the country used to britain tells fiji born veterans who fought for the jack in iraq and afghanistan to get out r.t. captures the heartbreaking moment when children of one of the soldiers find. bugs are you watching r t international it's just gone 3 pm in moscow now in a rare move the french president has criticised his police force and acknowledged to that offices are sometimes guilty of racism and violence that comes after his government was forced to rewrite a hugely controversial security bill that sparked mass rallies with protestors claiming it put police rights above those of the population. yet you're not on a society there is violence in society there is racism in society in france today this is a threat therefore as our police reflects the society some members of the police force display violent behavior

the head of the international red cross warns the new vaccines won't solve all the problems with the virus but they also say there's been an unprecedented surge of volunteers willing to join the fight against the pandemic with reporter matt is well plus. we will sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be here. because i know it's it's really it's really hard. captures the heartbreaking moment when children of one of the soldiers find out he has to leave the country he served that is britain tells fiji born veterans who fought for the union jack in iraq and afghanistan to get. a good afternoon just gone 4 o'clock in moscow you were asking international now in a rare move the french president has criticised his police force and acknowledged that officers are sometimes guilty of racism and also violence comes after his government was forced to rewrite a hugely controversial security bill that sparked mass rallies with protestors claiming it puts the rights of police above of the population. yes live you know as an associate the there is violence in society there is racism in societ

the head of the international red cross world is the vaccines one souls of the problems with the virus. making sure you never miss a story this is our national monks for choosing us this. well let's head straight to paris where protests are taking place again this weekend drove us to cure 2 bill that could stop the public from filming the police demonstrators in the french capital tool through the streets setting fire to vehicles and smashing in shops and franks responded with take us over 60 protest as something arrested and several police officers injured shot to do bensky was tough for us. well you can probably see behind me it's already getting pretty good here in paris was burning and you can hear the tear gas it's being left all for we're in the middle of it at the moment and. streaming the we've already seen clashes between the police and the protesters at the very start of this protest police being pelted with the room next with close courtrooms with pink paint. them responding with the tear gas. firefighters are trying to extinguish a number of fires that have been set these t

the head of the international red cross warns that the new vaccines won't solve all the problems but the virus also like to come. will sort you out. but we'll just have to wait to be here. because i know it's it's relieved it's really. a heart wrenching moment for a family whose father put his life on the line for the u.k.'s fiji born army veterans are told to leave great britain over bureaucratic mistakes r.t. has their story. hello good afternoon just gone 5 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now we start with live pictures from paris where protests are taking place over a new security bill that could see the public banned from filming the police while earlier in a rare move the french president did criticize his police force and acknowledge that officers are sometimes guilty of racism and fire and snow also said that the bill could be rewritten. yet live your lives on associate that there is violence in society there is racism in society in france today this is a front therefore as our police reflect society some members of the police force display violent b

the 2nd secretary of the red cross and red crescent tells us new coded vaccines won't solve all the problems with the virus but also says there's been an unprecedented surge in volunteers willing to join the pandemic fight and leave the country use a brick and tells fiji born veterans who fought for the jack in iraq and afghanistan to get out r.t. captures the heartbreaking moment when children of one of the soldiers find out. their you watching r.t. international this saturday afternoon just on 2 o'clock am in moscow now in a rare move the french president has criticised his police force and acknowledged that office is sometimes guilty of racism and also violence comes after his government was forced to rewrite a hugely controversial security bill that sparked mass rallies with protestors claiming it put police rights above those of the population and with the country bracing for more demonstrations to a new macro admitted that the police are not beyond. yes love your laws and associate the there is violence in society there is racism in society in france today this is a franked therefore a

be ruled wrong as secretary general of the international federation of red cross the red crescent societies tells us why there's been an unprecedented surge in volunteers and risking their health to find covert. leave the country used to britain tells fiji born veterans who fought for the union jack in iraq and afghanistan to get out r.c. captures the heart rending moment that the young children of one of the soldiers find out. a very warm welcome from our team here in moscow you're watching r.t. international with me. in an extremely rare criticism of his police force the french president's admitted racism and violence among officers it comes after his government was forced to rewrite the hugely controversial security bill despond to mouse rallies with protestors claiming it put police right save at those of the population and with the country bracing for fresh demonstrations and mind you i'm a chronic midget but law enforcement are not beyond blame. yes live you're not an associate the there is one in society there is racism in society in france today this is a threat therefore as our pol

when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but i out welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reach britain via the channel tunnel a safe it trip them by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees are supported by aid organizations. works for utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced that the controls lead to nothing but what it is all the controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning but the more the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate boat night sometimes the weather is bad but they try their luck anyway no matter how many gendarmes they use the number of refugees who want to go

terrain where it was hard to cross-examine people would not cross. but when you hear anybody who has been in rosy's situation said, there's no version of hell, no obstacle that will stop someone from making that journey, especially when like certain death is on one side of that equation, right? and there's a possibility and a hope especially in a country where we have been selling this vision, this dream, whether or not it's true, of what awaits you if you make it; so, with we look at the example of prevention through deterrence we see that very soon after that policy was implemented, deaths along the border started to rise and it was seen and recognize is by policymakers early on. but what we see is that there was no correction. there was no attempt to pilot something else or change course, and so what i think that means is that all of the deaths that have occurred along the border since the imenemy addition of this policy, they're by design, and the policymakers of both parties, like this is bipartisan, it spans every presidential administration si

>> i'll be honest with you, we were shocked when we heard from our hoa as far as the cross not beinghristmas. we had the cross out around easter time and we kept it up a couple months after that because we got great response from the community and they really loved it, the cross means so many things to us as christians, it's hope that it represents the birth and resurrection of jesus christ and we are firm believers in our faith. we needed that cross to be out there because it also represented a time for me and my wife, my wife just came through a major surgery, we were just rejoicing and thanking god for all of his positions and that cross represented so much to us. >> martha: what do you think about the fact that they say you can only have it up for easter, that is not appropriate and do you think they have any right to tell you whether or not you can have this on your own home? it looks like it's a little bit off the house -- i think it's amazing that they are able to dictate to you whether or not you can have this right next to your wall. >> absolutely. that's the most disturbing

there is because i had actually state of the facility when i have covert and august and the red cross that so much for me and i really want to do something for them and give back to the red cross and the society i really recommend doing it to get to know a lot of different people from different backgrounds and being able to do something good for the society in this situation when the pandemic started i began to actively participate in their russian retros cars going through could be 19 i decided to do it was my time to start trying to bring in there. in the incident difficult period. because i understand their. power how much help and how much support is it needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and lonely people. let's go live now to charge and shop again the secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies the i f a r c thank you for joining us on the program it's wonderful to have you with us this saturday it's a laudable thing what these volunteers are doing but why do you think so many are willing to risk their health

when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reached britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees are supported by aid organizations. works for utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced that the controls lead to nothing but what it all controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning are the more the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate votes night sometimes the weather's bad but they try their luck anyway no matter how many gendarmes they use the number of refugees who want to go to b

streets and when not to cross them. it turns out that coyotes are very smart about actually observing the change of traffic lights. man: so, this is the backside of the park here. there are almost no limits to coyotes' ability to adapt to the urban environment... because south central l.a. is probably synonymous with the most inner-city neighborhoods in the world. finding coyotes here is just-- just amazing to me and exciting every time i'm able to collect some more scat. here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are species that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some

the flow should crossing in the eyes of the richie g.'s a final chance for a better life for john downes we accompanied assured us that their unit behaves correctly. your job we do it with a tough hand but we remain humane our goal is to save lives. and we asked what's the solution for the refugees the police have no answer they say it's not their responsibility and so the game of hide and seek continues in the genes the caliphate. have you ever asked yourself where the material for the clothes you're wearing comes from well the cotton may be from turkey it's the leading cotton supplier in europe and it also has a booming textile industry but the demand for fast fashion i round the world may be forcing turkish children to work on cotton farms although the turkish government says it has officially banned child labor each harvest tens of thousands of miners have to toil away and the scorching heat. the sun is so hot stings. but 10 year old seville i picks the cotton tirelessly. while elsewhere other children her age play or go to school sev

there is because i had actually state of the facility when i have covert and august and the red cross that so much for me and i really want to do something for them and give back to the red cross and the society i really recommend doing it to get to know a lot of different people from different backgrounds and being able to do something good for the society in this situation when the pandemic started i began to actually participate in their russian retros cars going to could be 19 i decided to go into it was my time to start trying to bring in there and be in business in a difficult period. because that part i understand there. how much help and how much support to use it needed to every person especially on their for their elderly and lonely people what are all my colleagues mccarron spoke more about this with the secretary general of the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. we have seen a many many people young volunteers elderly people in tears coming poured want to support this is primarily motivated by our principle of humanity and our principle of un

be being crossed. by then being crosby was already the most successful singer of his day he live just outside palm springs in a smaller way series of rancho mirage. his company's offices however were located on hollywood sunset boulevard the building still exists today. i grew up in the big brother. and we knew it in english from being crosby and we knew it in spanish because those were the 2 languages that were the most famous i would say in america but every schoolchild around the world will sing the song in their language and that's that's how you know the song is just completely transcended popular culture into into world history. like being crosby came to sing silent night by chance one sunday late in the autumn of 1934 he and his brother larry would busy preparing for an annual christmas radio special when a missionary they knew came calling. please accept my apology larry this morning for this intrusion oh i have your proposal for mr crosby is enormous mourning. her father. what can i do for you

from mexico it's been a slow train coming for those who want to cross it legally and the pandemic has made things worse with u.s. immigration courts closed for months. there are thousands of migrants stuck in mexico to meet them open to process their asylum requests the u.s. has put them in a plan called m.p.p. which means they have to weigh in mexico where there are silent process plays out even though they're from other countries. shit i'll go flip brazil he says because of the threat of violence erupt in border city what is 10 months ago this still waiting for his 1st court date. a major thematic it was for march 14th of this year but that was changed because of the been demick to the center 15 now is for the 10th i'm a of next year. you're just out though his son and his wife is spending christmas in a shelter many of the 10s of thousands of people that been ordered to wait in mexico in the n.p.p. program will be doing the same. some migration lawyers are worried that they could miss the one the deadline to start the asylum process all together news stories hopes that's not the ca

we won't be there when you cross the road, so always use the... green cross code.rom the government because they thought that my image as darth vader would have a detrimental effect on my image as the green cross code man. you are part of the rebel alliance and a traitor. take her away. could you explain this to me? what? this, this stuff on my plate. it's your dinner. i know it's my dinner, but could you identify the various heaps? very well, listen, blackadder. i won't repeat this. put your underpants on your head and stick two pencils up you nose. there's an old saying in my game, son. you can't put in what god let out. you can't put in what god let out. you leave it to me, i'll watch you, i'll observe and if i think i can help, i can see the big prize there, believe me, i won't waste any time. i need a holiday, a very long holiday. and i don't expect i shall return. what? nothing. no, it'sjust i've never seen an elderly person with pink hair. except maybe on clowns. are you trying to be funny? no. i never try to be funny. you can ask anyone. my name's ollie. wh

when the stock crossing for this area and the desert this is where they most something happened and it's different reasons they hit or the cold like it's very cold at night and it was very hot that the day nobody can carry enough water to survive. to me it's so easy to connect because i'm coming from there but it's also so hard to see like. to see that people understand here and it's hard every day is. a stronghold because it's. it's not easy these people are dying in this just injustice nobody should died that way nobody should lose their life trying to get a better life. or trying to help their families. they're coming for come from countries that are in conflict and they need them and so all poor people there they don't have any chance to survive they basically abandoned by their governments oh and by alone so. to me many of these cases that i see every day they are there that they are going to die there anyway they know the risks and they still do it because there is something really bad happened there. just got out it is 400 they made it out of a city and they've sort of but they're

there's a through on is at the scene new border crossing where tens of thousands of farmers have set up camp she says protest is a joy support from across the country including from olympic gold medalists. even as farm union leaders attend the 2nd round of talks this week but the government's tens of thousands of farmers remain on 3 key highways blocking 3 roads into the indian capital region where one of them where the mood is very much fond of defiance it's also festive at times and the farmers here are being joined by farmers from states other than those which border delhi farmers are coming from the states of riders from the states of madhya pradesh and they all say that they're going to continue to cause this disruption until the government either repeal those 3 reasons follows all right that guarantees around a minimum price for their produce into laws and we're also seeing protests elsewhere in the country now in the states or disha and maharashtra in odisha farmers have been protesting outside the state assembly and now farmers have support from athletes 150 leads from the st

from now on, cross registry will only be possible for two classes.e, this year changed my life because i met all the people like henry kissinger, john kenneth galbraith and i , became much more interested in economic, general societal problems. , david: after you finished at harvard, you came back to germany or switzerland? klaus: i got a phone call from a famous swiss industrialist and he told me, you have the harvard merged to, i just oompanies, -- merged tw companies, 10,000 people companies, big industrial groups, so why don't you come and you are responsible for the merger? so i went through school because i had to lay off people but , after two years, the job was more or less finished. and i asked myself, what to do now? and i got an offer from the university of geneva to do teaching. and i felt, with all the academic experience i had accumulated, business experience i should spend one or two years , teaching. at the same time, i got an offer from the german machine building association. you have been at harvard, you have business experience, w

of the red cross. good to have your money all. i want to start off. so fake news surrounding vaccines as a 2nd pandemic. why is it coming from his spreading it and in your opinion, one of the most dangerous myths out there at the moment. when we have been seeing fake news all over the media. well, before a vaccine emerged that we, our box movement before a vaccine is actually to rise for distribution. and these are being fueled by, by many orcutt's of all of this society with a lot of presence on social media. we also have a lot of people that are just not informed of what, what is happening. and the red cross is really calling to actually correct these means information and try to rebuild trust at all levels in the society. you're told that about trust. i want to pick up on that. do you think that some of the contradictory information that has been coming out? yes, mosque swat, we're not sure how much the same goes for lock downs. should be sent children to school. no. oh yes. all we can transfer it t

british ports french lists blockade but says drivers must test negative for the coronavirus before crossing the channel also on the program. germany announces record numbers of corner virus deaths health experts warn christmas is no reason to stop taking precautions. and one of turkey's most high profile during alissa sentenced to 27 years in jail chandan god was here in berlin when he was convicted on charges of espionage and ending the terror group will bring in his reaction to that guilty verdict. america hilton welcome to the program german airline lufthansa has flown 80 tons of food and produce into the u.k. after ground transportation was halted due to concerns about spreading a new coronavirus variant france has reopened its borders to freight traffic entering from britain and trucks have started boarding ferries at the port of doors over the thousands of truckers are still stuck at ferry terminals because they can only cross the channel with a negative coronavirus test and many say they've already waited too long. knowledge no not of no was no longer. frustration and anger in dover

british ports france lifts its blockade but says drivers must test negative for corona virus before crossing the channel also on the program germany announces record numbers of corona virus deaths health experts warn christmas is no reason to stop taking precautions. and one of turkey's most high profile journalists is sentenced to 27 years in jail john don't dot was hearing for a month before last sentence on charges of espionage and aiding a terrorist group to bring you his reaction to that guilty but. i'm still gail welcome to the program. german airline love concept has flown 80 tons of produce into the u.k. after ground transport was halted amid fears of spreading a new coronavirus variant of france has now ended its freight blockade but lorry drivers are still stuck at ferry ports because they could only cross the channel with a negative coronavirus test truck they've already waited too long. knowledge of. 1 frustration and anger in dover as truck drivers are furious at the delay in getting back to europe. some drivers are transporting cargo but all of them simply want to get home for

some british hauliers abandoned their crossings.ky enough, i've made it back to the yard and i only live 20 minutes away so i will be able to get home for christmas but a lot of these people sitting on the m20 will not get home for christmas. this is a hugely busy time for the port of dover in the run—up to christmas, normally 10,000 lorries would pass through here each day. some drivers are turning up trying to get in but are being sent away. forforeign lorry to get in but are being sent away. for foreign lorry drivers and there was no immediate option to go home and this is set to be the reality of the next two days for them, stuck in 0peration stack were part of the m20 becomes a giant lorry park. that french national road haulage federation described the situation is catastrophic, echoed by its uk counterpart. it's critical to understand if this will go on beyond 48 hours, i had that conversation with grant shapps this morning and he is confident of their ability to find a way through this, whether thatis find a way through this

when you tried crossing by boat exactly the police beat me twice. the refugees aren't allowed to leave but they are welcome to stay either several people tell us that the task force used tear gas and destroy their tents again and again pitches a daily police arrest meant that a refugee posted online. now after wants to hide in a truck and reach britain via the channel tunnel a safer trip than by boat. but later the police find a refugee with sniffer dogs giving up is out of the question for abdo he will try again. though persecuted by the police the refugees are supported by aid organizations. works for utopia $56.00 which distributes clothes to refugees he's convinced of the controls to nothing. awarded all the controls only results in the refugees taking greater and greater risks and more of them and of drowning the refugees are afraid of the police so they get into an adequate boat night sometimes the weather is bad but they try their luck anyway no matter how many gendarmes they use the number of refugees who want to go to britain does not decre

already being used today on monday tell us a little bit about the rollout all of the facts you know cross the united states. well it's been pretty fascinating if you watch the american cable channels you watch cameras glued to fed ex trucks leaving factories all across the country following them with security and seeing them loaded on to planes and people cheering is the 1st vaccines were in fact given right now there's about $2900000.00 doses of the pfizer vaccine that they say are going to be shipped out immediately and those are mostly going to hospitals because the pfizer vaccine has to be kept an ultra cold conditions and hospitals tend to have the refrigeration system and the government has decided the very 1st people who need to get this vaccine are the people who are suffering so much dealing with all these covert patients so we're seeing doctors nurses respiratory therapist people who work in hospitals people clean hospitals they're going to get the 1st vaccines along with people who live in long term nursing home facilities so that's happening right now they think that they can

. >> before we exit the 360, can you talk a little bit about what the crossing would have been like? you mentioned they would have been below deck most of the time. what other details would you want to include?>> well, one of my missions of that project, was to almost re-create the scene virtually, but in the plymouth area, because we can use the mayflower in plymouth to show what it was like, and then we could work with institutions in massachusetts so they can show us what it was like for the mayflower to arrive. the crossing itself would have been horrendous, we know he was swept overboard, we know that one of the main beams actually split during the most difficult storm. but, they were able to put the beam back intact. otherwise, the whole ship would have been compromised. so, just the hardships of being stuck in that tiny area, getting seasick would have been horrendous, the hygiene would have been horrendous and again, it's very glamorously pretrade, we see the pilgrims leading, but they must have been so glad to get off the ship, really. >> the mayflower project isn't actually

thing with for the samaritans to put out you know crosses which is over oral and then i want to know if we have a new a new death or if additional portions of an older one so it's kind of interesting how varied groups of different focuses come together to use the same information. because. of this connection to mom i'm glad samson asked for the last 70 and saying and i'm going to this day for the match for who should win the commission so. we're going to shift shoot on disk in the. asian community. teach it mom. you know your new car so said i'm not going to march to the mama just back yeah and i'm. going to. be a doozy i say. a few there won't be cheap bus and then through and through all that country so let's idea is right let's go through this country he said 50 give them everything slipped into the bus. leave this country. this is what we don't understand how we are in such an country . let us into the ones at the same time because you know it is not going to be the soon to run up a similar similar blue. i feel like it was the one leg of the last few feet if the minutes of not th

but in the meantime what are your thoughts rebecca about cross sector collaboration? >> it's really important and very hard to do. this goes into a theme of trust we have specifically highlighted that for many years business said and often acted as if the only thing was immediate profits that shareholder value was the name of the game and the purpose of business was never just maximizing profits the building prosperity and freedom but with that shorthand and what it did in short-term ways so with those partnerships a lot of partners look at business and say really cracks what am i not hearing there must be an angle not the common good so what i have observed because you seen this on the ground but the observation it is it takes time and show that you are trustworthy and that you will invest in the partnership and follow-through even when it's not convenient. we have some very powerful examples. one of my favorite is the beef and so a coalition with the big buyers in the west said we will not buy story will be coming from the amazonian land and then they said okay that

miriam, what advice do you have four people trying to build and manage cross sector coalitions ?believe in partnerships and collaboration anyway and if you look at the visual i'm here which is the visual on which my entire book is built, the tree of life in africa that somehow this tree that lived for over 1000 years represents very much the authenticity a lot of brands can live with and i believe that to nurture these groups and you socialize them, you can have great success on whether for example course these groups are fighting, the first one is talked about already the second one is partnership for his systemic change actually is required and the fourth one is measuring because measurement is key and finally we need the support of the corporation but if i could focus on a partnership which is very much multi sector collaboration, some of the issues that we're talking about our systemic issues, issues can be solved in isolation. the best of different sectors together and being able to address the issue realistically not in isolation. i take for example the issue of handwashing

france holds all cross-channel traffic leaving goods and people stranded over christmas they've sent me a text saying your trains been cancelled you have to get out of the country now basically just to do that my family and not be alone for christmas. welcome to the program and a happy monday to you all this is art international bringing your live news update this hour now britain's astra zeneca and russia's kemalist hunter have signed an agreement to cooperate in the fight against corona virus with joint clinical trials to begin just days from now we're joined again in the studio by. all the details what's the thinking behind combining these 2 different vaccines well this. thinking is that to make the seram to make the job as efficient as possible basically a russian research institute get the gunwale and british pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca they have decided to join their forces in developing you know the vaccine for the corona virus again under this new agreement they will be conducting joint clinical trials which will be aimed at making the vaccine as reliable as possible he

to bear jesus said take your cross and follow me i'm following christ. the investigative committee and f.s.b. searched the compound and form a priest's cell while outside dozens of father cities supporters made a kind of human shield in an attempt to protect what they see as their spiritual fortress and express their solidarity with the priest but chances are they are not going to see their leader any time soon. lastly we bring you some world news in brief powerful explosions and gunfire have ripped through aden airport in yemen at least 15 people have been killed and over 50 injured according to local reports this happened just after a plane landed from saudi arabia carrying members of yemen's newly appointed government several deputy ministers were caught in the attack no group has claimed responsibility for it but saudi officials are blaming the few rivals. riot police clash with lebanese students at the top university protesters trying to storm the main campus angry that despite a kobe that linked economic crisis push in fees are being doubled. and t